Here is Mr. Penguin.
Here is a copy of the note we will receive (It will be placed in the freezer before arrival for a chilly effect).
graphics by DJ Inkers
On to some *freebies*!
Some of my kiddos are still needing help with digraphs, especially my ESL kiddos. Here is a penguin digraph sort. I *love* the penguin font! =)
graphics by DJ Inkers
The next *freebie* is Chilly Cover-Up. This is a digraph game where children spin and cover one of the snowflakes with a picture having that digraph. He or she must say the name of the picture and the sound that digraph makes. The first player to cover all of his or her snowflakes win
graphics by DJ Inkers
I hope you enjoy all of the *freebies*!
I want to give everyone who left me a heart note after my last post a HUGE heart hug. The person making the hurtful comment did not leave it on my blog...infer what you may....and infer again about why I asked the question about the bucket dipper. I try and not take things to heart but I am a worrier. I have faith that God brought each of you to my blog for a reason and for that I am forever blessed. Each of you make my heart smile daily and your sweet heart notes encourage me and inspire me to be a better teacher. Thank you!
hehe...cute!
ReplyDeleteand love the chilly effect of the letter!
The Teachers’ Cauldron
OH MY!!! This might be the sweetest and the cutest idea ever! THANK YOU for sharing! This just made my day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the freebies! And I am glad you are feeling better...no more worrying!! ok?? =)
ReplyDeleteJennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
Thanks for the freebies! I really like the idea of Mr. Penguin. Unfortunately I have already put out my penguin and he isn't magically. I do however say that the table that is working the nicest can have the penguin sit at their table. They love this! It's a huge treat to have a stuffed animal at your table even if only for 20 minutes. Glad to hear your feeling better! We can't let mean people get the best of us!
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Heather, thanks for the freebies! We are studying digraphs next week and I am using these for sure!!!!
ReplyDeleteTwins, Teaching and Tacos.
I am so using the pengiun visitor! I love all the freebies...thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteLove the freebies! And I think you're onto something with the penguin visitor . . . :)
ReplyDeleteDon't let Negative Nancy's get you down. Cuz you're a Happy Heather.
A Teeny Tiny Teacher
Aww this is so sweet! I love it.
ReplyDeleteJena
1st Grade with Miss Snowden
Super duper! Thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteHadar
Thanks so much for the freebies! I love the idea of the penguin on a shelf. :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
Stories From Second
Such cute freebies! Love your ideas.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and your ideas :) You are a wonderful teacher and all of your followers {heart} you :) Hope this fills your bucket and thanks for the freebies :)
ReplyDeleteLisa :)
http://madeintheshadeinsecondgrade.blogspot.com/
LOVE this idea! Thank you so much for sharing it!!!
ReplyDeleteI have given you an award. Head on over to my blog and check it out!
Deb
Simply the Classroom
Thanks for the penguin freebies. Adorable.
ReplyDeleteLovin' that Mr. Penguin idea.
♥ Dragonflies in First ♥
Too cute! I would have never thought to place the letter in the freezer! :)
ReplyDeleteMary
Mrs. Lirette's Learning Detectives
My kids loved Elf so I know they will love this one. Thanks for the freebie
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, wonderful ideas and the penguins are so cute!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your creations. I have a group that is struggling with consonant digraphs, this will be perfect!
ReplyDeleteBarbara
meadowt@msn.com
You have such great ideas! Thank you for the freebies!!
ReplyDelete-Megan
http://firstgrademagic.blogspot.com
Very cute Heather!!! I bet your kids are just eating it up!! I know mine would be! :)
ReplyDeleteHeather- Thanks so much for the freebies. Love the letter from Jack Frost and can't wait for Monday to have our "penguin" arrive! Love you ideas.
ReplyDeleteSusan
I LOVE the penguin idea! I was planning on finding some way to have a different "elf on the shelf" idea until June, but never got around to it. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteSunshine, Sand and Scissors
What a great idea for 'penguin on the shelf'! Cute! I love your freebies too! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAnita
Mrs. Bremer’s Kindergarten
Hi, Heather! Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. I love these little penguin activities! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMrs. Wheeler
www.mrswheelerfirst.blogspot.com
I am in LOVE with your blog! I especially LOVE all the freebies you share! You are truly a teacher with a kind heart and it bothers me that people have to be hurtful to kind people.
ReplyDeleteThe penguin ideas are SWEET! I am starting a penguin unit next week and I WILL be using your ideas! Thanks so much!
I am in LOVE with your blog! I especially LOVE all the freebies you share! You are truly a teacher with a kind heart and it bothers me that people have to be hurtful to kind people.
ReplyDeleteThe penguin ideas are SWEET! I am starting a penguin unit next week and I WILL be using your ideas! Thanks so much!
I am SOOO glad I found your blog (or that you posted on mine so I could find it!) I LOVE THIS. How about this? If you've received this before---it's because you're extra special :) You can go here to see what it's about. http://firstgradeandfabulous.blogspot.com/2012/01/versatile-blogger.html
ReplyDeleteDeAnne
First Grade and Fabulous
Hey Heather!! I'm so glad you found my blog; I absolutely love yours! I am very excited to read your posts and fantastic ideas!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
Learn, Laugh, Grow
cute blog!!! I gave you an award over at my blog :)
ReplyDeletehttp://thelandof2ndgrade.blogspot.com/
What a great idea with Mr. Penguin!! So creative! Thank you for the freebies- awesome as always. :)
ReplyDeleteApples and Papers
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS! I will definitely be using this in my classroom, as my kiddos have been quite rowdy since the shelf elf has gone back to the North Pole! Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteToo cute...thanks for sharing! BTW, I left a little award for you on my blog! Hope you haven't gotten one yet, but if you have, you deserve it twice!
ReplyDeleteKristy
www.cozartsclass.blogspot.com
This is TOO adorable! Thank you so much for sharing this! :) Happy to be a new follower, and thanks so much for visiting and following my blog!
ReplyDeleteSecond Grade Sugar and Spice
I really enjoy the activites you share thank you
ReplyDeleteI just love the penguin on a shelf, that is an excellent idea. I just found your blog and am loving it. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful ideas and awesome freebies.
ReplyDeletePenguin on a shelf! How cute are you? Thanks for the precious idea!
ReplyDelete♥ Samantha
Learning with a Happy Heart
Such a cute idea... penguin on the shelf! Love.... Thank you for the freebies!
ReplyDeleteHeather
ReplyDeleteI just started following your outstanding blog. I am a elementary school librarian and I plan to use the penguin note idea (modified somewhat for the library). I usually read Emperor's Penguin to the first graders and this is such a cute idea. Thank you so much for sharing and keeping our focus on the children!
I just found your blog. Lucky me! Thanks for the freebies!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the darling freebies! The Penguin on the shelf is an awesome idea. I can't wait to use it in my class.
ReplyDeleteOH My Word!! I just discovered your blog tonight from a comment on Mrs. Jump's blog (yes, I read comments as they contain lots of information like your link)! Anyhoo, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this idea! I would even LOVE to use it at my house with my two little ones...super cute!! Thanks so much for sharing and I look forward to following your blog!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of the Penguin on the Shelf before, but I love the idea, especially putting the letter in the freezer! Hope Mr. Penguin does the trick and keeps your Smarties acting kindly!
ReplyDeleteLisa
http://stories114.blogspot.com/
Thank you for the lovely comment on my blog! I had to come check yours out now! :) I love the Mr. Penguin idea. The kids had a blast with the Elf on the Shelf... I'm sure Mr. Penguin would be just as fun! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
First Grade Garden
Oh Heather, these are SO PRECIOUS!! I am a faithful blog follower and am inspired by your creativity! Thank you so much for sharing all your work! I have been creating things, too, but am afraid to take the step into "blogosphere"! You are a blessing!
ReplyDeleteHi Heather! I am your newest follower! I can't wait to check out your blog!
ReplyDeleteTarra
www.chalkboardchitchat.blogspot.com
Hi Heather (again!),
ReplyDeleteI just browsed through your blog and Oh My Word! You are such an inspiration! All your *freebies* are so adorable! And I love the pictures of your cat!
I have added you to the list of blogs that I follow on my website! I am so sorry I missed your t-shirt giveaway! The shirts were so cute!
Nice work friend!
Tarra
www.chalkboardchitchat.blogspot.com
Hi Heather, I love your freebies . I thought I was already following your blog, but I am now!!! I check it often.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the sweet note,
Barbara
happyteachingfirst.blogspot.com
I posted a link to this page on Pinterest so my other teacher friends could see your cute games. Hope it brings you more followers; thanks for sharing such wonderful resources ;).
ReplyDeleteGreat Freebies, Thanks! Also love your "blog helper" :)
ReplyDeleteLory
Funforfirst.blogspot.com
HI Heather! It is great to meet you and find your blog! How excited to find out that you from TX.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so cute and you have awesome ideas on here!
Great blog! I love your ideas! Thanks fr leaving me a comment, it always puts a smile on my face. Im a new follower!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! This will help my ELLs as well!!
ReplyDeleteThank you- such a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteHi Heather! I chose your blog for the Versatile Blogger award. Check it out here: www.aintheclassroom.blogspot.com Thanks for the awesome inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. What a sweet idea:)
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Grade ONEderful
This is a really cute idea! I especially love that it is coming from Jack Frost - so creative! Your kiddos will have such a great time learning about Penguins!
ReplyDeleteI somehow missed your previous post, but as everyone said, just keep your head held up high. I know it's not easy as I am a huge worrier and so tender-hearted. I worked with a not-so-great staff before (not everyone was but there were several), and I honestly don't understand why some people have to be so rude. Every time I just wanted to leave. It just brings you down. Thankfully, I am no longer working with those folks! I can tell by your post you are a sweet person! Just keep doing what you're doing, and don't worry about anyone that brings you down.
Kayla
Primary Junction
Thanks for the digraph freebie! I love it!
ReplyDeleteJamie at 2nd Grade Stuff
Thank you so much for sharing the penguin digraph activities with my students!
ReplyDeleteStumbled across your blog and LOVE the penguin freebies! Can't wait to use them with my kiddos next week!
ReplyDeleteOk, so I stumbled upon your site via pinterest and now I cannot stop looking! You have absolutely amazing ideas. Your creativity is awesome and inspring. Thank you for sharing this with other educators. You are simply amazing and inpiring. Please know you have a true gift and talent. Thank you for sharing with the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these! My class will love using them.
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